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Plants are ok for a trout pond and play an important role in any aquatic ecosystem. That is until they get out of control and over run your pond. This may or may not happen in your situation.In smaller ponds it is not hard to control them anyway.I would not worry about introducing a bunch yourself, unless you want them.They will find you. Norm's idea would speed up the process.
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